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The Linux kernel is the open source kernel developed originally by Linus Torvalds.

First, it is important we understand what a kernel is generally. A modern operating system is at the core of the computer. It allows the user to run application in order to browse the web or send e-mails.

The operating system is made from many components. The kernel is one part of the operating system. Indeed, it is the most fundamental part of the operating system. It 'sits' directly on top of the hardware and allows communication between the software and the hardware.

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